All posts by: Gemma Ellson

Children from Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 all took part in the cross country at Bromley High in glorious weather on Friday afternoon. It was a tough cross and they all did really well.

This week, the children have loved being able to explore the new library space. On Friday 19th, we had our incredible new mural installed. Thank you to the PTA for making this possible. 

On Tuesday 16th January, the Farnborough Netball Team played some fantastic netball in our first league games of the season. 

On Monday 15th January, Childnet visited the school, speaking to children, parents and staff, about how to keep safe online.  Help for parents: https://www.childnet.com/parents-and-carers/ Help for young people: https://www.childnet.com/young-people/4-11-year-olds/  

On Friday 5th January Pegasus put their baking skills to the test as part of our design technology unit. The children had been learning about different foods and where they come from, taking into account the carbon footprint of some of the foods that we have in our diets. The children learnt about fruit and […]

On Friday, Year 2 made their own bread and cooked it on a campfire in Forest School to finish off their topic on London, specifically the Great Fire of London.  We talked about how the campfire was similar to the open ovens used in 1666, and how easy it was then for the spark to […]

Year 6 enjoyed running their own stalls at the PTA Christmas Market last week.   They hand-decorated their own Christmas biscuits, created a cup stacking challenge and ran a pin the nose on Rudolph competition.  They raised an incredible £185, which will be shared between the PTA and Help for Heroes.

On Tuesday afternoon, Year 5 and 6 performed their Christmas Carol service at St Giles Church.  They had a fabulous time, singing traditional carols such as Silent Night, Hark the Herald and O Little Town of Bethlehem as well as newer Christmas songs such as Feliz Navidad, Jingle Bell Rock and We Wish you a […]

Year 5 and 6 enjoyed a fantastic performance of Macbeth by the Young Shakespeare Company on Monday 11th December. It required the children to help out the actors staging this wonderful play, taking on the parts of characters such as Malcolm, heralds and Fleance.  

On Tuesday 5th December,  Pegasus enjoyed a webinar jointly hosted by the Victoria & Albert Museum and the dance teachers from the theatre production of Disney’s Aladdin. The children were taught a dance sequence in small steps and we all had a good workout!